Letters are a very important part of communications when dealing with the CSA, and the best way to get a answer to your question, NACSA recommends that when dealing with most issues (CSA related) it is often better to send a letter, rather than talk over the phone.

There are many reasons why this is so, such as:
Phone calls often lead to more stress and frustration, when trying to sort out problems you would like dealt with.

Not spending hours on "hold" while the CSA put you in their call queuing system and running up a large phone bill.

Getting "cut off" for no apparent reason and having to wait in a queue all over again.
Being "mislead" and coerced by staff into giving information that you do not have to divulge, that could harm your case.

The reasons are endless!

Below are links to specially created letters pages that can be "cut and pasted" into your word procecessing program.

Letter to CSA Data Protection Dept to obtain copies of all details they have on file about you.

Letter to CSA authorising NACSA to deal with your case.

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